Cloud computing In healthcare infogrpahic highlighting the healthcare cloud growth rate, adoption rate, top 10 drivers, healthcare IT spending, And ROI.
Cloud computing in healthcare is quickly becoming a huge part of our healthcare ecosystem with 71% providers, overall led by physician groups either in the cloud or planning to implement the cloud according to a KLAS suvery, titled Path To Cloud Computing Foggy: Perception Study 2011.
Depending on the size of the healthcare organizations, cloud adoption can serve different purposes providing the following benefits:
- Accessibility – Access to applications including electronic medical records and other relevant healthcare data from anywhere.
- Agility – Increase flexibility through pay as you go models that scales with the growth of your healthcare organization.
- Cost Savings – 88% of healthcare organizations that utilize cloud computing have reduced IT costs by an average of 20% annually according to CDW survey
- IT Infrastructure – Reduced capital expenditures and operational overhead
The following infographic created by enterprise Cloud EHR vendor, iCare takes a deep dive into cloud computing in healthcare’s budget & ROI, cloud growth, healthcare IT spending, job growth, top ten key drivers, and current cloud adoption.
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Fred Pennic is the founder of HIT Consultant. Fred has significant experience as a management consultant working with healthcare providers across the country. As a digital media strategist, Fred assists healthcare technology companies in improving the ROI of their brand visibility/awareness, content marketing strategies, and digital/social media campaigns.
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